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Electrical stimulus allergy treatment method

a technology of electrical energy stimulation and allergy treatment, applied in the field of electric stimulus allergy treatment method, can solve the problem of difficult mastery of traditional acupuncture practi

Active Publication Date: 2010-07-20
THE INST OF NATURAL HEALTH TECH
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"The present invention is a method for treating allergies using electrical stimulation. The method involves using a device capable of generating and transmitting pulsed electrical energy to stimulate specific points on the body. The device can be a device made by Medservi-Systems of Canada or other similar devices. The method involves exposing the patient to the allergen in a controlled environment and using the electrical stimulation device to clear blockages in the flow of life-energy. The electrical stimulation acts as a carrier for the natural frequency of the allergen, reprogramming the cells to accept the natural frequency of the allergen. The method has been tested on patients with allergies to wheat, seeds, milk products, and other allergens and has been found to be effective in eliminating symptoms."

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These risks make the practice of traditional acupuncture difficult to master, and patients reluctant to visit an acupuncturist.

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[0023]In a second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, an allergen 90 is placed on a witness plate 92 of the device 60. The witness plate 92 is an aluminum plate on which the allergen 90 is placed.

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[0024]In a third embodiment, a handheld device 100 is used, as shown in FIG. 3. The operation of the handheld device 100 is similar to that of the device 60. The controls 102, 104 and 106 set the frequency, probe sensitivity and micro current intensity, respectively. The device 100 contains a probe 110 and an extension probe 112. The device 100 also includes an on / off button 114 to start and stop the generation of electrical energy. The device 100 also includes a ground plate 116 to ground the device 100.

[0025]The electrical stimulus is applied to acupuncture meridian points on the patient 10. The transmission of the electrical energy into the body through the meridian points clears blockages in the flow of life energy. As the blockages are being cleared, simultaneously the cells are being exposed to the natural frequency of the allergens in a vial 12, placed, preferably, on the abdomen 14 of the patient; the vial contains an allergen 18 having a natural frequency. The natural frequ...

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Abstract

A method of reducing the symptoms of allergy including exposing the patient to the allergenic substance in containers and applying an electrical stimulus device to acupuncture meridian points on the patient's body to clear blockages in the flow of life-energy of the patient. The electrical signal acts as a carrier for the natural frequency of the allergen, exposing the patient to the natural frequency of the allergen, carried by the electrical signal.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to methods for reducing the symptoms of allergic reactions using electrical energy stimulation. More particularly, this invention relates to applying low amperage, pulsed electrical energy having a controlled frequency to acupuncture meridians to reduce the symptoms of allergies.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Some ancient, traditional, and present Eastern health and medical practices involve the concept and theory of an invisible life-energy that permeates the environment, and circulates in the human body via a system of channels and gateways. This invisible life-energy is called “qi” or “chi”. Certain Eastern medical treatments involve delivering and improving the flow of this life-energy to the ill. One such example is acupuncture, which uses acupuncture needles punctured through a patient's skin to gateways to his or her life-energy channels to derive energy from the environment to unblock the patient's blockage in his life-ene...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A61N1/32
CPCA61H39/002A61H39/08A61N1/0408A61N1/0472A61N1/326
Inventor TOMILSON, ANDREW ROBERTFAZZOLARI, SILVANASTEWART, JOHN
Owner THE INST OF NATURAL HEALTH TECH
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